Australia Joins Others in Clearing Ranbaxy Drugs As Safe
This article was originally published in PharmAsia News
Executive Summary
Australia's drug authority has joined other nations and international groups in declaring drugs made by Ranbaxy Laboratories safe for their markets.
Australia's drug authority has joined other nations and international groups in declaring drugs made by Ranbaxy Laboratories safe for their markets. The Therapeutics Goods Administration issued a statement saying it had no evidence any Ranbaxy products in Australia pose a danger to patients. The TGA was part of an international inspection team whose recommendation led to World Health Organization conclusions Ranbaxy had turned the corner on its problems with producing drugs. The Aussie agency also conducted its own tests of products from the India drug maker. (Click here for more
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"Ranbaxy Drugs Safe, Says Australian Drug Regulator" - Economic Times (India) (7/3/2013)